| 1.Property Name |
RATTAN SCHOOL CAMPUS |
| 2.Resource Name |
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| 3.Address |
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| 4.City |
RATTAN |
| 5.Vicinity |
V |
| 6. County |
Pushmataha |
| 7.Lot |
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| 8.Block |
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| 9.Plat Name |
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| 10.Section |
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| 11.Township |
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| 12.Range |
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13a.Latitude (North) |
18.7838757
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13b.Longitude (West) |
100.7789631
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14a.UTM Zone |
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14b.Northings |
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14c.Eastings
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| 15.Resource Type |
Building |
| 16.Historic Function |
EDUCATION |
| 17.Current Function |
EDUCATION |
| 18.Area of significance, Primary |
NO DATA |
| 19.Area of significance, Secondary |
NO DATA |
| 20.Description of Significance |
UNLIKE OTHER WPA-CONSTRUCTED PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA, TWO OF THE THREE RATTAN CAMPUS BUILDINGS (THE GYM AND THE CLASSROOM BUILDING, SOUTHEAST) WERE INITIATED BY AN EARLIER PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY, THE CIVILIAN WORKS ADMINISTRATION |
| 21.Document Resource |
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| 22.Name of the Preparer |
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| 23.Survey Project |
NO
Project Name:
No Data
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| 24.Date of Preparation |
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| 25.Photographs |
Yes
Year:
1984 |
| 26. Architect/Builder |
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| 27. Year Built |
1936-1940 |
| 28.Original Site |
Yes
Date Moved:
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| From Where |
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| 29.Accessible |
Yes |
| 30.Architectural Style |
No Data |
| Other Architectural Style
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Not Applicable |
| 31.Foundation Material |
Sandstone |
| 32.Roof Type |
GABLED |
| 33.Roof Material |
NO DATA |
| 34.Wall Material (Primary) |
NO DATA |
| 35.Wall Material (Secondary) |
NO DATA |
| 36.Window Type |
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| 37.Window Material |
NO DATA |
| 38.Door Type |
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| 39.Door Material |
NO DATA |
| 40.Exterior Features |
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| 41.Interior Features |
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| 42.Decorative Details |
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| 43.Condition of Resource |
Excellent (perfectly maintained) |
| 44.Description of Resource |
THE RATTAN CAMPUS INCLUDES THREE WPA STRUCTURES: A GYMNASIUM/AUDITORIUM, A CLASSROOM BUILDING (SOUTHWEST), AND A CLASSROOM BUILDING (SOUTHWEST) |
| 45.Comments |
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| 46.Placement |
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| 47.Listed on National Register |
No Data |
| Continuation: |
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| National Register Entry |
No Data |
| Date Updated (mm/dd/yyyy) |
12/5/2013 12:15:08 PM |
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